I feel, in a certain way, connected to the beachcomber and the sea. “What washes up on the shore is yours to keep.” It’s the same with my photography—the images that move me, I capture and save for later.
For me, the art lies in surrendering to the moment, in working with whatever appears in front of my lens. These are good exercises in learning how to see—no matter how insignificant the subject may seem, together they sometimes tell a story. It’s about trusting that the subject will wash ashore on its own.
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The beachcomber seeks no gold, but stories – left behind by the sea, found in silence.
Never search for stories; they will find you. That is what it means to have trust in life.
